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Doom and Quinn discuss growing “AI bubble” doomerism focused on hyperscaler debt and ROI, arguing the bubble only collapses if end demand implodes, which they doubt given “near infinite” demand for AI intelligence. They
The conversation debates the bloated “27–35 tools” go-to-market stack seen in LinkedIn infographics and contrasts it with using a few core tools (e.g., Salesforce, ClickHouse, Vercel, Sheets, Sales Navigator, occasional
Quinn and Doom discuss why being in the same room with customers and teammates builds more trust and productivity than Zoom despite the pain of travel. They explore enterprise AI spending and ROI uncertainty, noting a cu
Doom and Quinn question whether enthusiasm about Chinese open-weight models is overblown, arguing people may be over-indexing on OpenRouter’s leaderboard, which likely reflects a startup/prosumer subset rather than major
Quinn and Doom argue that high-agency talent is less likely to join small startups unless there’s decacorn-scale upside, while startups face a tough environment where building is easy but selling, distribution, and churn
Doom and Quinn discuss why paid advertising is getting more expensive as AI enables advertising at scale without increasing the supply of prospects, driving CPCs up and reinforcing that customer acquisition will not get
Doom and Quinn discuss why paid advertising is getting more expensive as AI enables advertising at scale without increasing the supply of prospects, driving CPCs up and reinforcing that customer acquisition will not get
Doom and Quinn discuss trends in AI and go-to-market, including Frontier model updates (notably prompt retention changing to 30 days), massive capital raises (Google, SpaceX, and anticipated AI funding), tightening budge
Doom and Quinn discuss trends in AI and go-to-market, including Frontier model updates (notably prompt retention changing to 30 days), massive capital raises (Google, SpaceX, and anticipated AI funding), tightening budge
Doom and Quinn discuss how AI tools still require subject-matter expertise to produce high-quality outcomes, citing an AI-made Cannes film that cost $500K and required ~3,000-word prompts and film know-how. They explore
Doom and Quinn discuss signs that “token maxing” is peaking as AI token spend has surged (Ramp data cited as 13x higher than January 2025) while finance teams begin tightening controls and accounting (a proposed AI COGS
Doom and Quinn discuss how AI agents are compressing work and reshaping organizations, arguing middle management and “measurer” roles are being cut (citing a Cloudflare CEO framework and recent Meta layoffs) while high-a
Quinn and Doom discuss how high-agency “AI-pilled” users are achieving outsized productivity gains, driving fear of a “SaaS apocalypse” as people can build custom tools—like a real-time ClickHouse dashboard—directly with
This week discuss the accelerating pace of AI releases and launches—highlighting OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 shipping six weeks after 5.4, Google Cloud’s 8th-gen TPU gains, Amazon/Anthropic AWS enablement, and rapid adoption of Cla
Doom and Quinns discuss the widening gap between people who use AI daily and everyone else, describing the pace of new tools as a “fire hose.” They share hands-on experiences with Google Stitch for fast UI prototyping (i
Anthropic just hit a $30 billion revenue run rate — and that's not even the wildest story this week. In this episode of Fringe Lines, Quinn Devery and William Doom break down why OpenAI may be losing the enterprise race
Doom and Quinn talk about a week of experimenting with Anthropic tools like Claude Code and Cowork, focusing on building “skills” using MCP integrations to query company data (ClickHouse/Metabase) via natural language wi
The speakers discuss a hectic week leading into the RSA Conference in San Francisco, describing the logistical challenge of scheduling back-to-back executive meetings across locations and adjusting flights around leaders
The conversation covers how model providers subsidize compute costs, leading to token caps on max/enterprise plans and pushing some teams to shift backend usage to hyperscalers like Amazon Bedrock to avoid throttling, co
Doom and Quinn discuss the Anthropic report estimating AI’s potential impact on jobs using synthetic and telemetry-based task data, debating whether it wrongly assumes a static economy without new job creation; they cite
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